Administrative Penalties

RECA case presenters conduct an independent review of investigation files on behalf of the executive director to determine whether or not there is sufficient evidence of conduct deserving of sanction. If it is determined that there is sufficient evidence of conduct deserving of sanction with respect to, typically, one or two straight-forward issues, the executive director may issue an administrative penalty. The administrative penalty will provide a general overview of the facts that led to the contravention of the legislation and include the amount of the penalty. Administrative penalty amounts are set out in Schedule 2 of the Bylaws made pursuant to the Real Estate Act.

Should a person who received an administrative penalty disagree with the administrative penalty, the person has the right to appeal within 30 days after the date on which the notice of administrative penalty is served on the person. More information on the appeal process can be found in section 83.1 of the Real Estate Act.

Below is a list of and links to Administrative Penalties issued in the past two years.